There are a lot of school students, who break the rules, and many of these kids get caught and get in trouble, but that does not stop them. They get in trouble once and they get punished and just keep getting in trouble after that. What I have to do with Johnny Lee if he breaks the rules constantly?
The problem is that school punishments are not harsh enough. Some things that should be done or taken away from troublemakers are school functions and activities, parking and locker privileges, and giving them I.S.S. and Saturday school. School students love to go to school sport games and functions so I think one thing that I could do is to take this away from Jim to where they cannot go to these activities.
Another thing is that we all know that students hate to work so for there punishment you could make them do work at these school games and functions. I know they would hate that. For the people who compete or play in these sports and activities I could make it to where Jim cannot participate in these sports anymore. Those would for sure work with most students.
Students have to purchase parking permits at the beginning of each school year if they want to drive to school but if Jim get in trouble I could take his permits away to where they have to find an alternative way to get to and from school. Like for example riding the bus, which is embarrassing to most students. I think Jim would learn after that. Or if that does not work I will assign parking spots in the school and I could assign Jim’s all the way in the back to where they would have to walk from their car to the school. After a while Jim would have to get sick of it.
Lockers are a privilege at schools most middle and elementary school do not have lockers. So if I take Jim’s locker away and they have to carry their books it would be really hard on them. Or I could go with the regular method and try to call there parent and explain to them what their child is doing in school maybe they could sit down and have a talk with them and give them a little punishment but in our case it should not be really effective because of the Jim’s family. Anyway I’ll try to do that cause it could work.
Most troublemakers hate to come to school and that is one of the main reasons they get in trouble so if I assign Jim Saturday school then I know he would stay out of trouble. Another alternative is giving the student I.S.S. that usually does not work, but if I’ll do it enough I think they would get the hang of it.
